Drupalcamp Atlanta 2011 is now open for registration, and will be held on Saturday, October 1st from 8am – 5pm at the Georgia Tech Research Institute. Our mission and purpose is twofold: (1.) we want to educate people about Drupal and (2.) further evangelize Drupal within our geographic region.  The 3rd annual Drupalcamp Atlanta is an attendee driven, completely volunteer initiative.

The Drupalcamp Atlanta 2010 organizers had an ambitious goal of professionally recording every snippet of material we could this year (including BoFs). I am proud to report that vision is now a reality. Knowledge share is an integral part of the Drupal community and FREE footage like this is an awesome give-back.

We held a WYSIWYG Shootout last Saturday at Drupalcamp Atlanta (see presentation slides here, with video of the session forthcoming). The stated purpose of the session:

"Select the best editor, available through the WYSIWYG Module, for common content entry tasks in Drupal."

As a Drupal developer, I am constantly trying to streamline and generally make my processes as efficient as possible. With that said, I have seen tremendous value incorporating Features in just about everything that I do Drupal-related. Recently, I shared a snapshot at a Mediacurrent staff meeting of a more in-depth presentation I would like to do at the upcoming Drupalcamp Atlanta.